Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Hospital List
A chaotic roster lists admitted patients including George Savko RD1 Sugar SEVE Ruynald Crosseul RD4 Corry Mary and Mrs Albert Coons 405 South Second avenue William Wojlaszek Columbus 1 daughter of Mr John 15 son of Mr and Mrs Archie Willis 40 South Center street Dixie 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Edwards North Clymer Dianne 11 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Graham 296% Spring street Emerson Beal 518 West Pleasant street Discharged Bradley 7 son of Mr and Mrs Philip Gravink new Mrs Etna Thomas 8 East Church street Matthew 1 months son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Yost R D 4 Union City George Savko RD1 Sugar Grove Mrs Dale Henry Wattsburg Smaw's daughter Mrs Marie Cadell of Tuscaloosa and her son found Smaw wounded after an attack amid civil rights picketing at stores.
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George Savko
Ruynald Crosseul
Corry Mary
Albert Coons
South Second Avenue
William Wojlaszek
Columbus
John
Archie Willis
South Center Street
Dixie
Paul Edwards
North Clymer
Dianne
Richard Graham
Spring Street
Emerson Beal
West Pleasant Street
Bradley
Philip Gravink
Etna Thomas
East Church Street
Matthew
Leonard Yost
R. D
Union City
Sugar Grove
Dale Henry
Wattsburg
Smaw
Marie Cadell
Tuscaloosa
Rusk outlines flexible path to peace moves
Dean Rusk signals the United States would consider halting bombing of North Vietnam if Hanoi makes peace strides such as pulling back its 325th Division. A cease-fire could open the peace conference agenda, with readiness to discuss steps in a reasonable order. He also notes Castro remains in Cuba, while hemispheric unity grows and India Pakistan tensions demand swift resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
United States
Washington
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Americas
Alliance For Progress
Pegre
India
Pakistan
Hardes
Aged Black Farmer Dies After Tongue Cut Off
In Greensboro Alabama an elderly Black farmer Perry Bee who had his tongue cut out as a warning to dissenters died after six days in hospital. Hale County authorities say the attack on Smaw last Saturday night aimed to silence him and deter others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureensboro
Ala
Perry Bee
Smaw
Hale County
David Holloway
Cuban envoy resigns amid calls for reform and asylum
Gilberto Alemani, ex head of the Cuban trade mission to Japan, announced his resignation and sought asylum in the United States. Alonso, a former lawyer and journalist, echoed the critique that a totalitarian constitution blocks liberty, refusing to concede progress under repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Gilberto Alemani
Japan
United States
Alonso
Bus crash near Sulphur claims 11 lives in Louisiana
An overnight bus wreck on the old Spanish Trail near a small southwest Louisiana town killed 11 people. Most victims were from Texas and Louisiana. Willard Coleman of Lake Charles survived with injuries, recounting how the bus seemed to brake suddenly before the crash. Charles Bowman and his wife Johnnie Mae, both from New Orleans, were injured. the Bowmans were hospitalized in Sulphur with Coleman. Danny Daniels of Pascagoula, Mississippi, also among the travelers, was en route home from Houston when the crash occurred.
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Louisiana
Texas
Willard Coleman
Lake Charles
Houston
Johnnie
Bowmans
Danny Daniels
Pascagoula
Miss
Deaths in Meadville and nearby regions reported
Mrs. Maude E. Dailey of 88 Mead Avenue Meadville died at Spencer Hospital at 11 a.m. She was 63 with son Lyle and stepson, stepdaughter, siblings, grandchildren and great grandchildren among survivors. Services at Roomer Callins Funeral Home with burial at Roselawn Cemetery. Mrs Fralick of Corry, 79, died in Quiet Acts Nursing Home after a short illness. Survived by husband Ernest, son Guy, daughter Marie, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Rose Mill Cemetery Spartansburg. Also described crash on highway involving Kenny Terry and Danny, with deaths and injuries. Henry C. Gregory identified as truck driver. Jeff Blankenship treated for skull fracture. Bodies to funeral homes in Orange and Sulphur.
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Maude E. Dailey
Dailey
Mead Avenue
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Lyle
Winifred Dailey
Mable Mooney
West Hickory
Glover J. Miles
Allison Gifford
Burdette Gifford
Corry
Merle Gifford
Youngstown
Fralick
P. 1
Actes
West Spring Creek
Concord Township
Ernest R. Fralick
Guy
R. D
Marie ‘Lick
Erie
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Samuel Braley
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Rose Mill
Terry
Danny
Henry C. Gregory
Houston
All Woods, Limited
Jeff Blankenship
Beaumont Hospital
Funeral Home
Orange
Parole Granted For Driver Of Fatal Erie Death
A former Erie County Prison turnkey, Donald Young, was released on immediate parole after paying a $500 fine and costs. He pleaded no defense to involuntary manslaughter in the January 6 traffic death of former Erie police officer Carl Madlehner, 53, while remaining guilty to a failure to stop at the scene. The DA noted the sentence was lighter than the maximum and that a no defense plea cannot be used in civil suits. Young will be on parole for 23 months.
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Erie
Erie County
Donald Young
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Young
Carl Madlehner
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Alan D. Cage
Union City
Rossiter
Cage
Community notes and gatherings around Sparta and Mercer
Friends from Union City, Erie and Sparta joined Mrs. Vesta Sherlock’s birthday at her home, while many famil ies visited relatives and toured Niagara Falls and the Canadian side. Local funerals, church notices, Bible school plans, and Sparta Fire DepartmentAuxiliary events are reported with guest lists and upcoming meetings.
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Union City
Erie
Sparta
Vesta. Sherlock
Sherlock
Russell Youngland
Franny Kinney
Everett Miller
Scott
Duane
Chautauqua Lake
Elmer Pollack
John and
Freddie
Salem
Ohio
Clyde Kinney
Gerry Coates
Dalton Weidner
Corry
Monte Haskins
San Jose
California
Eddie Winans
Niagaria Falls
N. Y
Howard Crookman
Colden
Frank Kamperl
Stillman Smith
Westford
Helen Bennett
Gordon Livenspire
Mercer High School
Gorton
Russell Livenspire
Stanley
Lucy Morris
Sparta Gym
Mercer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spantansburg
Leon McCray
Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Prices
Union City Livestock lists Thursday sale prices with good and choice hogs 23 to 25 percent, sows 18 to 20, beef cows 14 to 16, canners and cutters 11 to 13, beef heifers 17 to 19, bulls 17 to 19, veal calves 30 to 35, heavy and medium calves 18 to 24, lambs 19 to 25.
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Union City
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South Shore Inn
Route 89
North East
Pardee
PNA
Knights of Columbus
Royek’s
South Center Street Hill
Beery
Turben’s Auto Service
Stanley's Place
Chopin —Caryy Beverage
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sostest
Gwen
Vic
Perry’s Inn
A&b Distributing Co
du Bois, Koehler
Genesee
Ballantine, Schlitz
Miller Hi Life
Tf Sores
CBS
Rossbacher Insurance
Mer-Lin
Corry Drive-in
Hail Haven
Elbertas
U. S
Dean Rusk
Wattsburg Fair
Dodd Farms
Dairy Scott
Dairy Nano
Sanday
Luke Sherlock
First Baptist Church
Robert Richardson
Claude Still
Ord Cox
Bud Harmes
Florence Still
Warren
Carl Still
Sparta Fire Department
James Kinney
Mary Long
Margie Skiff
Veda Montgomery
Martha Bewley
Myrna Platt
Beatrice Skiff
Marge Kamper
Shirley Bimber
Dorothy May
Winsns Showroom
Main Street
Florence Kinney
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Citizens
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry Area
Citizens Corry
Coryeir Monza ‘Sport Coupe
Chevrolet
Turben’s
the Christian Science Monitor
Norway St
Boston
Mass
U.S
Concrete and Gravel CO
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
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